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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-09
GENERAL NEWS.
An EpitOme of Interesting
Items.
PRIEST. CARNOT'S MINISTRY.
Austria to AIobilizs-Tbe shespmen
Aroused Pacific Intentions
Fritz VIII Recover.
Enthusiastically.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, december s.
A Silver City, New Mexico. special says:
Great excitement is caused by the
failure of Meredith & Altman, bankers,
who, this morning, assigned to George
D. Goldman, cashier of the Silver City
National Bank. A notice on the door
says the money was not wasted in spec
ulatiOn, but vas loaned to people OF
our own county, who have property,
but no money. Meredith is county
treasurer, and makes the county pre-
ferFed creditor for about $50, 900. About
80 per cent. of the Silver City National
Bank was owned by a firm which has
been weak since the assignment of Don
nell, Lawson & Co., of New York. Com
mereial agencies quoted the firm at
$500 600.
At Silver city. to-day. James Mullen,
an old miner and late candidate ap-
pointed by the governor of the Terri
tory, dropped a pigtol which dis
charged, fatally wounding him in the
bowels. RIFFS.
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Herr Most Made Happy.

NEW YoRK, December 8.-Herr Most,
Anarchist, who was convicted of mis-
demeanor, was arraigned in the Genera
Sessions Court to-day. His counsel,
Mr.. Howe, argued in his behalf for q
new trial. Judge Cowing denied the
motion, bus granted certificate to the
supreme Court. general term, when the
whole case might be heard. When the
clerk of the court asked Most what he
had to say, why sentence should not be
pronounced on him. Most, IN very
dramatic manner, replied at some
length, arguing for free speech, and
saying that his puniahment is an honor
to him who suffers for o!.inion's sake.
He protested his innocence, and ap-
peaied to the judge to make use of his
discretionary power. Judge OOwing
only reply was: The sentence of the
court is that you be confined in the
penit entiary for The period of one year,
without dne." Most was removed to
the Toombs.
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Auatria to Mobilize

VIENNA, December S.-The War Office
is taking measures to permanently in
crease the facilities by which troops can
be mobiIized and to place GaIicia in q
better position for defense. Att the
military council to-day, it was decided
not TO summon the delegations Tor the
present, as Russia has apparently
stopped her menacing movements.
Measures for the mobilization of troops
were arranged, which will be immedi-
ately adopted should Russia continue
massing troops on the fronUier.
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The End of the World.

Speculations about the probable date
of the worlds destruction are ridicu-
lous. When a man dies, that's the end
of the world to aim; and If the reader
Of this paragraph is troubled with bad
cough. cold or sore throat, or difficulty
OF breathing, hoarseness or any affsc-
ton of the bronchial tubes, the best
thing he can do is to postpone the fatal
event indefinitely, by prompt resort
to HaLes Honey of H0rehourd and Tar.
which will assuredly prevent the COM
plant from terminating in consump-
tion. and soon restore his respiratory
system to vigorous condition. Sold
by druggists everywhere, at so cen S
and 81. Large size much the cheapest.
Pixies Toothari.e 4}rors @;Lcs III OIL
mia lte. I
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Carnot,s BIinistrK.

PARIS, December S.-The reported
Cabinet will be composed as follows ::
Goblet, president of the council and
minister OF the interior; Robot, minis
ter of justice; Flourens. minister OF
foreign affairs; Rutard. minister OF
education; Loubet, minister of sgri.
culture: Mensrd Dorian, minister OF
public works; Clamagereau, minister of
finance; Siegfried, minister of com
merce; Bourgeoise, minister of marine !;
General Fevrier, or General Thomasin,
minister of war.
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sheepmen Aroused.

SAN FBANcIsoo, December 8.-A num-
Der of representatives of the wool in
dustry held meeting in this city to-
day, and adopted resolutions to the
on WOOL would seriously cripple the IN
dustry and greatly decrease its produc-
ton in this State. An appeal is made
to Congress to maintain the present
tariff on wool, and California Senators
and representatives are requested to
use their united efforts to that end.
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To Abolish Committees - Salary
Raising.

WAsHINeToE, December s.-Repre-
sentative Springer. to-day, offered re-
solution providing for the abolition of
committees of Pacific railroads, invalid
pensions, mileage, militia and improve
ment of the Mississippi River, and the
transfer of their functions to other
committees.
Secretary Fairchild has recommended
that the salary of the Assistant Trea-
surer at San Francisco be increased to
S. 600 per annum, and the salaries of
the Assistant Treasurers at Chicago,
New Orleans and st. Louis to SIS. 900
each
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HOUSE

The Speaker laid, before the House the
annual reports of the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Attorney General,
aud the Clerk of the House.
The committee on mileage was an
nounced as follows: Rogers, Arkansas !;
Belden, New York; Howard. Indiana !;
Burnett, Massachusetts, and FELTON,,
California.
After the introduction of several I'M
mLortant bills, the House adjourned
until Monday.
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Fritz vain Recover.

BERLIN, December 81 Hagde-
burger Zeitung's correspondent at San
Reno says: During the past few DAYS
the physicians attending the Crown
Prince have expressed the hope not
only that his life will be preserved, but
also that be will recover from his throat
trouble
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Negroes Lynched.

New York, December s.-AH Odion,
Tenn, special says Adam Charles, Andy
Miller and Vim. Smith were lynohed
near Rives, Tenn, yesterday. They
were negroes, and criminally assaulted
a IO-year-old girl in lonely wood. The
child will probably die.
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Pacific Intentions.

ST. PETERsBURG, December Swell.
informed persons assert that the Rus :
sian governments intentions are en-
titely pacific and that public opinion in
Russia is also in favor Of peace. Rus
sian movements on the frontier consist
merely of the dispatchiug thlther of a
division of cavalry, not with an ag
gressiye idea, but for the protection OF
certain localities.
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Fair Trade.

LONDON, December S.-A meeting to
advocate fair trade was held in St.
James Hall to-day. jResoluti enswere
adopted tev1ring moderate import
duties, and urging modification of the
free trade policy. Ia -fF s-r-s
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Dvspepsia for Sixteen Years.

NJ. P. Holland, Postmaster, Rock
away Beach, Long Island, N. Y, was
entirely cured of dyspepsia and rheu-
matism of sixteen years. standing. by
taking two BRANDRETH's Pills every
night for month. During the month
he took them he gained eight pounds
in weight !
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Troops Gone to Fairport,

CLEVELAND, December S.-Two hun
dred members of the Fifth Regiment
of the Ohio National Guard left this
city this afternoon, en- route to Fair
port. where trouble is expected from
striking ore handlers.
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A Railroad Suit.

PIrrsBURe, December S.-Pspers are
beng prepared for suit against the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad for $114, 900, by
HaIdship & Irwin, oil refners. of this
city, for unjust discrimination against
them in rates. %.
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Barbour Nominated.

RICHMOND, Va, December ga
caucus of Democratic. members of the
General Assembly, tonight, nominated
by reclamation Hon. John B. Barbour
for United States Senator.
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YnlnKa On Ere.

BINeHAMProN, n. Y, December s.
At late hour tonight, fieres fire is
reported raging in Great Bend village.
The destruction of the entire business
portion is imminent.
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Pride or Laziness.

DUBLIN, December 8. - Vaudeville,
who is a prisoner in TulIsnore isil, has
been subjected to bread and water
diet Tor forty.eight hours, for refusing
to clean his cell.
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pATRONIzE HOME lHDU 5TRf.

y UITARS AND MANDOLINS OF MY
II own make are known to be equal in
every respect to any of American or foreign
make, Please give me o call before buying.
Prices: Guitars from $13. upwariS; nlando-
l,us frCm {1I, HpwsTdy. G. \. Carson, Cor
First IVES a.d q SoGt.,, Ge allc Z aaif
blocks TtSt 4: v'Sien Il Del
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FIFrIEp I'll CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

/ WAsRIEeroE, December 8.-After the
reading of the journal and the presenta-
ton of a few department communica-
tions. on motion of Farwell, adjourned
till Monday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
December 8, 1887
WHITE HOUSE

WHITE HOUSE
Mrs wv Rallies and child, Melrose,
Mont D. G.. Reed, Fillmore C n Rob-
erts. American Fork; J. w. Savage, Tintic
d o Rideout, Draper; T. O'Day, J. G. Sui
Ivan, L. schnider, Bingham; S. Kemp,
Sandy; A. H Snow, Brigham City; 1. A.
Jones, Malad City; L. B. Best, Ogden; G. A.
Gehr1ng, Stockton: W. D. Brandt, Alta; w
Harker, c. r. Wright. Taylorsvflle.
CONTINENTAL.
C. p Woodeock, Chicago, William C.
Orrell, Michigan; NJ. Hume, Evanston; An
drew Eggertson, Provo; J. G Graham,
Provo; VIM E. Moore, Conn: L. W Terrell,
Denver; James McAdam, Oman a; F. G.
Banard, Ogden; J Wertheimer, Alameda,
Cal ; Peter Clays, Bingham; Charles D
Joseph, Denver.
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The French.

PARIS, December SIT is stated that
Goblet, who has undertaken to form
ministry, intends to demand that Gen
eral Bouianger shall be minister OF war.
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It's Delieacy of Flavor

And the efficacy of its action have rem
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy. Syrup OF Figs, immensely pop
ular. It cleanses and tones up the
ciogged and feYerish system, and dis
pels Headaches, Colds, ana Fevers,
Large bottles for sale hy a. C. Smith &
Co., agents, salt Lake.
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CAUTION.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY, THAT ALL PER,
i sons are forbidden to purchase the south
half of Lot 81 Three, Block (60) Sixty. Plat
C, Salt Lake City survey. containing (1D3) one
hundred square rods, from one Charlotte
Jones, IS the title TO the said property is
being disputed by the heir. John r Jones
Salt Lake City, December Sd, 1887.
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HANDCART

IF THE PARTY WHO LEFT A HAND
i cart at Wal>h stove and tin store, De-
cember 18th, will pay for this advertisement,
he can recover his property. o. s. WALSH.
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A GIRL TO DO COOKING, AND ASSIST
n with washing aud ironing Apply to
Mrs. Frank Jennings, Ill E. South Temple
Street.
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TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
PERTF

A house, farn, corrals. etc, 100 acres
undor cultivation; thirty acres in lucern !,
bafance pillow land. Near mountain afford
ing summer pasture bargain for a
family who wish to farm or raise horn
stock. horses or sheep. Value, about $1,000
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AFTER ACCOMMODATIONS.

CHICAGO, December S.-Almost as
soon as Chicago had been chosen as the
place for holding the Republican con-
vention, the hotels were in receipt of
kilograms from many of the committee,
asking that apartments be reserved for
them. J. B. Chatfee and W. A. Eamill,
representing the Colorado delegation,
wired for the same rooms as
were given them at the last con-
vention. The Ohio delegation, rep
resented by a. s. Conger, telegraphed
for rooms. The Pennsylvania people,
represented by Chris l.. Magee, desired
ten rooms. Many of the leading
papers in New York, Baltimore and
Cincinnati have engaged rooms.
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ALARAsTEE Is SCARCELY more immac-
uiste than the complexion beautifed
with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
HILL's HAIR AEn WHIssER Dye Black
or Brown, soc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The rates for advertisements in this
column are:
One time, 5 cents per line.
Each subsequent time ~ cents per line.
Payable strtcIly in advance,
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RE nOVAL.

MFRS. DR. E. B. FERGUSON BRGs TO
VI announce that she mas removed from
her former residence on South Temple
street, to her new house, I21 B Street. where
she will be pleased TO ave her friends
and eli who may need her professional
services call upon her. Telephone 81.
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WANTED.

A STRONG, COMPETENT GIRL. TO
n assist with Homework Apply to Mrs
8 Fl. Auerbach, 81 East, THIRD South.
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GIRL WANTED, TO DO COOKING AND
"A Ironing, a. IS Filth East Street.
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A GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON.
n Apply to Mrs. George A Lowe, 3G8 First
south Street.
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LIME AND BUILDING ROCK.

EFEssRs vARLEY & EVERILL HAv
NL ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 10
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest notiSS
Office and salesroom No. so South Wea
Temple Street, North of HERALD Building
Telephone No. III.
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T WANT BUSINESS. Dwell. ING AND
i acre property to sell. ". J Miles, 276
s. Main. next to Cliff House.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE. ONE HALF
L block west of Continental, IFS.

,NEOR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
~ floor OF HERALD building. Long lease.
cheap to right party. Very desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes,
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CHEAP, HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
u battery, CLOSETS, bay window; fine
view. etc. Inquire on the premises, 221 B
Street, or of !. <. Gillespie, Real Estate
Agent.
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TYPE-WRIrERS. MUN4hs
u trial. c. Orloo, H. C. M. -. >. =. ~.
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KENSINGTON ART SCHOOL, LONG
IN established, desires to sell out. Apply
to 40 W. First South Street, Mrs. Z " Ruff
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4 VALUABLE PIECE OF REAL Es-
Il tate, No. 1873 West First South, lust
west of the Continental Hotel; 47x33O feet
price $1,000 Seven Thousand Dollars; slss
one Ten-acre Lot, Sugar House Ward, on
County Road, near the old Paper Mill, with
house Barn and Orchard. Price $4,000
Four Thousand Dollars. Apply to
Z r. YOUNG,
.t.. Wanship, Summit County, Utah.
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a SINGLE ROOM. YUKNISnEL,
IN ANEW HOUSE, AMI, I.BAsAkr To-
/ cality, near the Eagle Gate. Furuit9re
new and complete. To let at raRSdnable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
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DOUBLE PRICE WILL Biz PAID FOB
dates: Februsfy I'D, 1887; May Slss, 1887.
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4 GOOD MILK cow. INQUIRE at 4s5,
"A w, I'd North
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A FURNISHED ROOM

mo RENT AT REASONABLE PRICE To
i one or two gentlemen. New house near
the Eagle Gaze. Apply at THE HERALD.
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FRYRBURu.

Mrs s J Bradley ant daughter are Al
home
Ms. Ale, u..,iss. arrived saturday,
May 2slh
Memorial ssfvlcs, s,rs hid % Sio.isy
a. the Sseisnbofeisn cAarch In the foru
noon .ni Al the Methodist churca In The
af.ernoon An ode composed for tbs oc'
caslon was sung a. both services.
Ms. q. N. Walker. ~ Boston, sat u
II D,rross. h,vlng CONS ~ ~ pra'sa' a.
The graia ,,lon OF hrr soa. Louis NJ. walk
er. who go's Jane i0.h, 4, the Lake Auourn
House - clerk.
Clsy,oa w. Pikeis Al home Tor the sun
mr. vacailoE ofthe Mass. School Of Tech
nOlogy. where be Il receiving his educs'
ton.
II 4. decide that the 0rfoni Esconi Is
10 DC moved from KsEN Falls 10 this place.
A concert vas given AZ the Acafemy
Hall Thursday, June 2ai, ny Arthur War
rem the bliud musician. with Others.
Several new cottages are being ball1 At
MArthAs Grove
Mr. wsllicc Taroox IL improving the
grounds aroani his place OF Business by
shrnbbefy ani nlwers.
Nc. Harry Russell OF Lowell, Ia n ilshins
rooms ia Mr. Loeke's new balldlng.
Nc Gniner Ponchei has bought house
near the new ssle.vork shop where he Il
~ he employed
The horse railroad IL a. las, located GU
the nor,h.wes, side OF Mslu ~.
DE- Ch,rle, AMI wlfe (Mlss Ellis Chsni'
ler) ofPcmbroks. Mass, have been visiting
friends In fryeburg AMI Vicinity.
The graduating exercises ofths Aciic-
my will take place on Tuesday afternoon,
Jane Tth
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HEBRON

Psol VI ioly sol family were AZ Dea.
Moody'., sandy Mrs. WIN X. Moody.
OF Boston. WAS there last week sni lef.
fir The Lakes Saturday. where she sui
her husband will spend week
We hcsr that Df. D1nham Will bssin
work on biz house this month.
Mr.. Charles Pepper. sou of ID. Pepper
spent saturday Aui Sandy In this place.
All were glad 10 see James Dumpus NOV.
home This week. lie spent The wiuief Ard
sprlug A. South Paris blacksmlihing llis
leaving here was much regretted ani be
will BE- warmly welcomed back.
J. ID sturisvani Ani boy arrived home
from Dlxnsld Tuesday evening. Tnsy h.d
a rainy time Tor their ylslt
Ooe OF Levi Merrll's helfsfs got In TIE
null pond last week but was secured with
the help % Me-. Everett, ADD others. c.
Tuesday evening an sn,er,,inmsn, for
The \ y horafy Vas given. Ml,i 81 ihe
students were pfeseni ard dli their best
10 make the occasion q success a. dli also
the ,eachers The Suuh)wcr chorus was
given In aver satisfactory minnef. a
solo by Mr.. Pike was much enjoyed, ani
Fanny Deunlng gave . humorous restl1g
Mary Deunlng PLAYED plsno solo. The
children male themselves usc.ul both 10
speaking pieces and buying bs.ksts. hr
Glover furnished frait ANi confectionery !
Mrs. Howe Ice cream Gas. III. Oeofsc,
E.q.. sold the baskets brought by al a.
auction. AMI the proceeds ofihe evening
amounted 20 SIS A large numbcr came
from the Greenwood I'LL neighborhOoi
bat other. ata dlstAuce gave up eomlng
on account ofthe busy season. Prof s.r-
geat paid two dollar. FOE basket, and T.
4. Besrce. E.q bid OF fse.
Wednesday Mr. Glover broughitvo doe
Showcases from Lewiston, sni also quite
an addition 70 his stock OF goods. Every
day IL making great Improvements In III.
store. lie Is very pablo spirited aud
working bard 20 Improve the place.
The Children OF Dist. No. wete much
delighted on the morulug ofJuue ?ni, 10
hear that Mrs. Henry Sturtsyani hsi ~
tie girl. Probably Merle. brlgh, lille
boy OF four years, will feel quite old 70
have q brother AMI sister younger.
A company OF children went n,aing this
week without any bait The n'hes were
al right that time.
Mr. Daniel Bueknsms nlnety.nfth birth
day WAS the las, OF May. and The previou.
sabbath hs attended church. lie IL one OF
the earliest settlers OF this iowa.
chlliren's Day will DO observed here
jane l2ih. ~
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RuMroRp CENTRE

Moniy. My so,h Was observed ~
Msm)fid Day the flfst tins In Ramfjci
A NJ. Whltman Post. OF Bryants Pool.
came Ia brIaslng with them TIE L,cse's
MUS Brass Bani. which did their best
We were very mach pleased ~ meet men'
hers OF the Post and Dlni. Hosea Ripley
The veteran leader, looks ab)at the ssme
a. h. dd ten years AzJ. Nearly sir
hundred people gathered here % witness
the exercises. Ne. ]. w. Irish, OF thls
tjwa gave the address Rumfoli has no
mtn thaicaa give an address equal TO him.
The Post seemed 70 appreciate II very
much. Some fEc hundred part0ok OF an
excellent dlnner such ~ RamfJri iaiies
know fall well how 10 prepare. Some
graves were decorated aud also one lady's
grave. AmsniA kimball. who dii valuable
service a. Hospital nurse In the army.
Chilircn's Day will b, observei more
than usual thi. year. II occurs TIE sec
Oni SaniAy In Juie. Pfepuailoas are
being made Zoe Al excellent tine.
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OXFORD.

Ga Memorial Day The A. A. DwiaAi
Post. OF Nc. Falls. sni The Harry Rlst
Post. OF Norway. assisted The comraies
In this place In the usual observance OF
The dAy. TIE oxford cOrpei baud furnish.
"a music. AMER The services dlnner
was served AZ tas vestry. The address
was deliver ed By Rev. NJ. Bafim with
anthem By the choir.
Chiidrcu's Day will be observed A. the
Congl caafca on TIE - Surdsy In Janc.
The Oxfird rlne played match game
with The Cashman BOot and Shoe nine OF
Auharn. Mouday Aflsrn0on. The result OF
the game vas score OF 30 10 5 Ia favor o
tie Oxforis.
Mrs Fanny Andrews has been very sick
with sryslPslAs AMI Il SIN In critical
state
Bsrtha. he little daughter OF Alpha
KsvAnangh. has been dangerously sick
with disease OF The hrAin. Payslciaus
from Aub1rn AMI Mc. Falls have been sent
Cor % consultation OF the case.
George Blake has been very sick with
gsstritls
Miss J. A. Malholiaai has opened dress
mAklng.roous a. TIE residence OF Cyrus
Lane.
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BRYANTS POND.

The member. OLA. VI. whlimiu Post,
@. A. Il, wish through the columns OF
the DsMocRAr - return thanks % the
comrades and citizens OF Rumford, for the
Kind reception given them on their recent
visit, M-moris' Day. They also especially
thank Mr. Irish FOR the able address given
a, thu, time. AMI for which be refused all
compensation. All honor - such man
sud may the "ooys who wore tue blue"
ever keep warm corner In their hearts
for him. To the Locke's Mills band the
Post IL also indebted. Tot their presence a.
that time. and FOR the hae mi'Ic 50 swee,ly
discoursei.
Mr.. Ansel Dadley who recently purchas'
ed the Glen Mountain IIousein this village,
IL put,lng IL In q state OF thorough repair.
First, the bullding Was raised some four
feet. aud q good solid foundation OF s'ons
aud brick pat under. This JOB was done
by Mr Felt OF Greenwood. and, with the
ease with which the bulldlng went SKY.
war;, IL would seem that Sam understood
his business. Mr. Dadley IL also putting
a double piazza around two sides or IL,
which adds much TO it, attrsciiveuess. IL
Is 10 be newly furnished throughout, aud
when complete. will be one OF the bes, sp.
pointed hotels TO be found In Oxford Co.
May 10 receive the patronage which IL due
20 the enterprise OF Its owner.